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6.

CONSENT AGENDA

6.a.

Abatement Petitions (1 Resolution)

Adoption of a resolution approving the recommendations of the Assessor for an abatement petition as a result of agreements reached between taxpayers and the County regarding the value of property for property tax purposes, pursuant to the terms contained therein

Approval and Execution of Disclaimer of Mineral Rights For Property Acquired for County Rights-of-Way

Adoption of a resolution to authorize the Chair of the Board of County Commissioners to sign a Disclaimer instrument disclaiming the County’s interest in oil and gas or other minerals associated with certain deeds by which the County acquired property for rights-of-way

Robert Hill, Senior Assistant County Attorney
Ron Carl, County Attorney

Adoption of two resolutions to approve the funding of HOME funds to Summit Housing Group in the amount of $300,000 for the construction of the Littleton Crossing located at 5591 S. Nevada Street, Littleton, Colorado, and to approve the funding of HOME funds to Brother’s Redevelopment Inc. in the amount of $300,000 for the construction of the Paris Street Project located at 1702 Paris Street, Aurora, Colorado

Liana Escott, Community Development Administrator, Housing and Community Development Services
Don Klemme, Director, Community Resources
Janet Kennedy, Director of Finance
Tiffanie Bleau, Senior Assistant County Attorney

Adoption of a resolution approving the Spring 2017 Open Space Grant Cycle
Award Recommendations, funding the highest ranked and qualified Standard Grants (total of 9), all
qualified Planning Grants (total of 2), and all qualified Small Grants (total of 1), in the total amount of $2,369,100

Adoption of a resolution authorizing the Chair of the Board of County Commissioners to sign the extension for the Agreement for Services by and between Arapahoe County and Super Vac Manufacturing Co., Inc., dba SVI Graphics, to provide exterior vehicle graphics for the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office vehicles from June 1, 2017 through May 31, 2018

Adoption of a resolution approving a request from the applicant, Russell Skuse, of Maverik Inc, on behalf of the owner, Copperleaf Commercial
Investors, for approval of case P16-029 for a Final Development Plan for a Maverik premium
convenience store and fuel dispensing station located southeast of the intersection of E. Quincy Avenue, and S. Picadilly Street

Bill Skinner, Senior Planner, Public Works & DevelopmentJason Reynolds, Current Planning Manager, Public Works & Development
Jan Yeckes, Planning Division Manager, Public Works & Development
David M. Schmit, Director, Public Works & Development
Todd Weaver, Budget Manager, Finance
Robert Hill, Senior Assistant County Attorney

Consideration of a request from the applicant, Armstrong Capital Development, on behalf of the property owner, Broncos Parkway
Plaza LP, is seeking approval of Case No. U16-004, Bronco’s Parkway Plaza Use by Special
Review Amendment (USRA) to allow automotive uses on Lot 2 located at the southwest corner of South Jordan
Road and East Broncos Parkway

Presenter - Molly Orkild-Larson, Senior Planner, Public Works and Development
Jan Yeckes, Planning Division Manager, Public Works and Development
Dave Schmit, Director, Public Works and Development
Todd Weaver, Budget Manager, Finance
Robert Hill, Senior Assistant County Attorney

Consideration of a request from the applicant, Copperleaf Commercial Investors, LLC, (owner) requesting approval of the Case P16-030 - Copperleaf Filing
No.14 Final Plat located southeast of the intersection of E Quincy Avenue, and S Picadilly Street, which proposes dividing a 6.14 acre property known as Copperleaf
Filing No.12 into five lots and supporting tracts for infrastructure

Presenter - Bill Skinner, Senior Planner, Public Works & Development
Jason Reynolds, Current Planning Manager, Public Works & Development
Jan Yeckes, Planning Division Manager, Public Works & Development
David M. Schmit, Director, Public Works & Development
Todd Weaver, Budget Manager, Finance
Robert Hill, Senior Assistant County Attorney

Consideration of a request from the applicant and owner, Copperleaf Commercial Investors, for approval of case Z16-009 for a 3rd
amendment to the Copperleaf Preliminary Development Plan located south of E Quincy Avenue, extending west from E-470 to S. Himalaya Street, which affects the Copperleaf Towne Centre areas

Presenter - Bill Skinner, Senior Planner, Public Works & DevelopmentJason Reynolds, Current Planning Manager, Public Works & Development
Jan Yeckes, Planning Division Manager, Public Works & Development
David M. Schmit, Director, Public Works & Development
Todd Weaver, Budget Manager, Finance
Robert Hill, Senior Assistant County Attorney

Consideration of a request for approval of Case - ASI16-004, for a 1041 Permit for a 345 kV transmission
line and a new substation to be located southeast of Gun Club Road and E Quincy Avenue, just
north of the Tollgate Crossing community in Aurora

Presenter - Bill Skinner, Senior Planner, Public Works & DevelopmentJason Reynolds, Current Planning Manager, Public Works & Development
Jan Yeckes, Planning Division Manager, Public Works & Development
David M. Schmit, Director, Public Works & Development
Todd Weaver, Budget Manager, Finance
Robert Hill, Senior Assistant County Attorney

*Denotes a requirement by federal or state law that this item be opened to public testimony. All other items under the “General Business” agenda may be opened for public testimony at the discretion of the Board of County Commissioners.

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